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Explain zero as grammatical term

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Richard Nordquist. Updated June 26, 2019. In English grammar, the term zero article refers to an occasion in speech or writing where a noun or noun phrase is not preceded by an article (a, an, or the). The zero article is also known as the zero determiner.

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